Utsuda to succeed Shimizu as Mitsui head after scandal

Utsuda to succeed Shimizu as Mitsui head after scandal

TOKYO, Japan - Mitsui & Co. decides on Sept. 3 to promote its senior executive managing officer, Shoei Utsuda (file photo), to be its president to succeed Shinjiro Shimizu, who is resigning over a bribery scandal. (Kyodo)

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